Panola Mountain Golf Course — Local services in Stonecrest

This is the course which I played my first round of golf on several years ago. The rating I give is not necessarily a reflection of the course but of those who manage it. The course it’s self isn’t bad though I feel as though you can find better at the same price in the area. Until today I had only heard negative things about the people who are employed there from others when I’d suggest it as a location to play. However, today I had a very rude encounter with a gentleman I can only presume is the grounds keeper. One member of my group, like myself, also began golfing on this course and found passion for the game on those greens but after today we collectively came to the same conclusion; With the multitude of other options in the area for the same cost and arguably better courses it’s safe to say that we won’t be returning to the course which made me fall in love...

A fun course that offers two a 10-hole course and an 18-hole course. The 10-hole course offers changing elevation and interesting tee boxes, one of which is affixed atop a hill. The 10-hole course has greens which are fairly slow which creates a forgiving experience for the lesser skilled/newer golfers. The 18-hole course has faster greens and a nice change of elevation. Overall the courses are not extremely difficult and are marginally kept. Sand traps seem hard packed usually so try to avoid those. A good course...

Played a walking round after the carts stopped being sent out at 4pm Saturday (clubhouse closes at 5pm). Greens and tee box's were in good condition. The hills here are no joke, you will be huffing up some of them. Will get your heart pumping if your into that. Great views of a granite outcropping on some of the holes. For $16 dollars to walk a twilight round, I'll be back. Really enjoyed all the Delta jets heading to the airport and large birds who circle around while you play, it makes this...